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kramer
2 years ago
7

Which avenue may utilize video streaming, audio narration, print designs and animation?

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Shtirlitz [24]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Multimedia avenue.

Explanation:

A file type is the standard used to store data such as pictures, texts, videos, and audios. All file types have unique file extension that determine which program to use to open a particular file and to access its data e.g pictures (jpeg, png), texts (txt, docx, rtf), videos (mp4, 3gp, avi), audios (mp3, acc).

Sometimes, computer users make the mistake of opening files with the wrong software application or program, this often leads to an error due to the incompatibility of the software application with the particular file.

Basically, all software applications are designed and developed for use with specific file extensions or formats and as such, when used to open a file it isn't developed for, it result in an error.

A multimedia avenue refers to a channel that is designed and developed to accept, utilize and combine various file formats such as audio, video, text, animation effects, etc. A common example of a multimedia avenue is Microsoft PowerPoint software.

Hence, the multimedia avenue may utilize video streaming, audio narration, print designs and animation.

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